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Headset orders made the console battles of Tom Clancy's EndWar famous. Ubisoft's 2008 near-future strategy game is known for voice commands, while the DS version is a separate handheld campaign.
Europe, the United States, and Russia field units across a World War III map when the console player speaks a unit order. The DS campaign does not rely on that microphone grammar; it is its own handheld war.
The voice-controlled battlefield is the console identity. The DS cart keeps the near-future factions without being a microphone port of those orders.
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